Developing RESI-Aligned Energy Transition Indicators for RE-ACT Project, Indonesia

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Application deadline: Nov 10, 2025 Deadline has passed and no more applications are accepted

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Indonesia

Category:Consulting services

Status:Closed

Sectors:Energy

Languages:English

Contracting authority: GGGI - Global Green Growth Institute (Indonesia)

Funding Agency:

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of New Zealand

Contracting authority type:Development Institution

Eligibility:Organisation

Budget:N/A

Date posted: Oct 13, 2025

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Description

Title: Developing RESI-Aligned Energy Transition Indicators for RE-ACT Project, Indonesia
Reference: 100014100
Process: RFP

Deadline For Applications : 10 Nov 2025 15:00

Date documents can be requested until :	07 November 2025 16:00
Title :	Developing RESI-Aligned Energy Transition Indicators for RE-ACT Project, Indonesia
Procurement No. :	100014100
Process :	RFP
Description :	GGGI is inviting eligible consulting firms or a consortium of firms to submit their proposals for the following scope of work: IMPORTANT NOTICE: The GGGI Procurement Portal will be temporarily unavailable due to essential system upgrade maintenance from Friday, 17 October 2025, 07:00 GMT until Friday, 24 October 2025, 07:00 GMT. If you have any queries during this period, please contact us via email at procurement@gggi.org Before the maintenance period begins, we kindly advise all bidders to download the advertised TOR and template documents from the published Document Set. PROJECT BACKGROUND: GGGI, through the Renewable Energy–Accelerated Transition (RE-ACT) program, supports Indonesia in achieving its renewable energy and net-zero targets. RE-ACT is implemented with the Directorate for Various New and Renewable Energy (DAE), MEMR as executing agency, and BAPPENAS as co-chair, with funding from the Government of New Zealand (2021–2026). The program addresses policy barriers and the absence of proven investment models that currently hinder renewable energy deployment and private sector participation. Indonesia’s continued reliance on fossil fuels threatens both the environment and long-term energy supply. Strengthening energy security—defined in Government Regulation No. 79/2014 as the sustained availability, affordability, accessibility, and acceptability of energy (the 4A’s)—requires a stronger renewable energy base. This priority is reflected in the National Long-Term Development Plan (RPJP) 2025–2045, which sets a target Energy Security Index (ESI) of 8.24 by 2045 (baseline 6.77 in 2025). The National Energy Security Index (ESI/NESI) is Indonesia’s principal tool for monitoring energy security performance. It is structured around the 4A’s of energy security: Availability, Affordability, Accessibility, and Acceptability. The ESI consists of two components: • Core indicators: mandatory, non-negotiable metrics that measure fundamental aspects of the 4A’s, such as reserve sufficiency, price stability, and accessibility of energy supply. • Optional indicators: complementary metrics that reflect evolving national priorities or global trends, including environmental considerations, technological development, or socio-economic impacts. At present, the ESI operates mainly at the national level, with limited regional sensitivity. To address this, the Regional Energy Security Index (RESI) is being developed by the National Energy Council (DEN). RESI adapts the ESI framework to provincial clusters, taking into account geography, resources, infrastructure, socio-economic profiles, and energy planning (RUED). This approach provides a more accurate reflection of regional realities and supports the design of tailored energy policies. Despite its usefulness, the current ESI has one critical gap, where energy transition is not yet incorporated as a measurable dimension, even though it is essential for reducing fossil fuel dependence and scaling renewable energy. Regional diversity in regards of energy transition is not yet adequately reflected, as the one-size-fits-all national index overlooks provincial differences in needs, resources, and challenges. To address these gaps, GGGI proposes the integration of Energy Transition Indicators (ETIs) as a new subset of optional indicators. ETIs will enable policymakers to monitor renewable energy development, identify risks, and design interventions that align with both national priorities and regional contexts. ASSIGNMENT OBJECTIVE: This study is expected to formulate Energy Transition Indicators (ETIs) by developing methodology, setting baselines, validating data availability, and piloting their application in one regional cluster. The activity also aims to strengthen institutional capacity at national and regional levels for evidence-based policymaking, ensuring that energy transition strategies reinforce energy security and align with national priorities. The Consultant shall lead the identification, analysis, and assessment of ETIs, and deliver a final report that considers existing national and regional policies. The Consultant is expected to document the assessment process, ensure interoperability of ETIs with NESI and RESI, and analyze their feasibility and implications. The results of the ETI study are also expected to inform and be useful for the future formulation of energy-related regulations and policies at the regional level. For further details on the Scope of Work, please refer to the Terms of Reference available under the published Document Set IMPORTANT TIMELINES: The tender submission deadline is 7 November 2025, 16:00 KST (Korean Standard Time) / 8:00 WAT. 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